This video is great! Can you please make a video about this same process but in grease pencil, I am trying to do rig a character like this in grease pencil by this method but its not working.
great :D a question, know traditional animation would serve to make animated videos like this? or is it better to learn vector animation? please I will thank you if you can clarify it :)
Pros will often use a combination of both for one scene. The same goes for integrating assets from both 2D and 3D elements into traditional animation. I recommend learning traditional frame-by-frame animation to better your skills and understanding of animation as well as achieving a preferred organic look, but some things are more practical to use vector animation for. Most softwares are either vector (Adobe Animate) or raster (Krita (FREE!) and Clip Studio Paint EX), but some allow a mix of both (OpenToonz). I really enjoy HarishLohar's tutorial here that is utilizing the integration of Blender as a compositing tool. This opens up a lot of possibilities for animating in multiple softwares to import and compile in Blender.
Thanks. Did you import face as a plane and then apply texture to it which can be changed with image sequencer? thanks for the video. I wish you explained why part more. You showed only how part. I scratched my head for 4 hrs to figure out why parts. :)
@@harishlohar6246 well actually, now that you’re here. When I export my .svg file, it comes out looking almost incomplete. Like colors are missing, etc.
That was terrific! Totally different approach to what some of the other tuts are showing. Thanks!
Great method to link two open source software!
Cleaning up .svg files with Limited Dissolve is an AWESOME Tip! Thank You!
Wow man..thanks for this wonderful tutorial...
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This video is great! Can you please make a video about this same process but in grease pencil, I am trying to do rig a character like this in grease pencil by this method but its not working.
very nice information.
This video is amazing. Thank you very much.
A little help, when i import the file as svg, it appears in blender with no color, just a black texture
Amazing video man, i learned something new....
Nice video bro...
Thank you so much 😀
I like the concept of image sequence , can we do it in 3d animation of blender ?
yes but you need to model your character like anime character :)
Thanks Alot bro bro great vid
Thank you, cool work
Glad you liked it!
thanks you very much , it is very helpful for me .
Very very useful. Thank you very much
Thank you very much.
Yo man this helps me a lot ❤️🔥
great tutorial
great :D a question, know traditional animation would serve to make animated videos like this? or is it better to learn vector animation? please I will thank you if you can clarify it :)
Pros will often use a combination of both for one scene. The same goes for integrating assets from both 2D and 3D elements into traditional animation. I recommend learning traditional frame-by-frame animation to better your skills and understanding of animation as well as achieving a preferred organic look, but some things are more practical to use vector animation for. Most softwares are either vector (Adobe Animate) or raster (Krita (FREE!) and Clip Studio Paint EX), but some allow a mix of both (OpenToonz). I really enjoy HarishLohar's tutorial here that is utilizing the integration of Blender as a compositing tool. This opens up a lot of possibilities for animating in multiple softwares to import and compile in Blender.
@@montikorbelle thank you so much :)
This is gold! Thanks you a lot!
Freepik website? Se koi free character se animation video banu to you tube per dalu to copyright ka issue to nahi ayega ?
when I select all and press 'x', it only shows 'Delete'. There is no 'Limited Dissolve'!!
Check that you are in edit mode
Thanks. Did you import face as a plane and then apply texture to it which can be changed with image sequencer?
thanks for the video. I wish you explained why part more. You showed only how part. I scratched my head for 4 hrs to figure out why parts. :)
yes i imported all the faces as a image sequence :)
Can you please add the link to the file for follow up purpose
Which Inscape version use in this video
0.92
@@harishlohar6246 thanks bro
5:20 wait how do you scale it? there's no 10 on the keypad
press 1 and 0
@@harishlohar6246 ahh thanks I figured it out but thanks
@@harishlohar6246 well actually, now that you’re here. When I export my .svg file, it comes out looking almost incomplete. Like colors are missing, etc.
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